Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 2 October 1915, Page 8

HAVE YOU EVER TRIED OUR PARCELS? RIGHT'HERE'SiTHEISTORE YTRADE'.WHERE YOUR MONEY DOES ITS BEST ~ s*!s raid a M^ww«s*»«vr««i SEND CASH WITH ORDER; SATISFACTION POSITIVELY ASSURED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL. Hn ispins Post Free Parcel for Miss A. A , of Little Wanganui, writes 11/9/15: —“Many thanks for the,things; I was well satisfied with them. ” , Mrs B , Berampore, writes 6/9/15; —“Your last parcel gave great satisfaction; the articles were of very good quality, and the prices extraordinary cheap. ” Mrs 0. S whites from Eketahuna 15/9/15 as follows: —“Many thanks for the parcel duly received, and was delighted with it for the reasonable price.” (Originals of all these letters can be seen in our office.) No. 13P107 Post Free Parcel for 5/ —Gipsy Table Cover, size 36 by 36; pretty shadow design in soft colours on cream grounds. 2 Frißed Pillow’ Cases, embroidered in four corners with flower spray, 3-in frill, buttoned. Jug Cover of net with edges of coloured beads. 2 D’Oyleys of point lace with coloured silk centres, small size. No. 13P108 Bathroom Parcel for 5/-; Cash with Order. —2 White Towels, size 60 by 27. I Nall Brush, beech back. 1 Bath Glove, w’hite. 1 Tin Talc Powder, perfumed, sprinkler top. 2 Cakes Toilet Soap, perfumed. 3 Cakes Brown Windsor Soap. 1 Shampoo Powder. 5/- Cash. —1 Pair Ladies’ Slippers of black velvet lined white; turn-over tops of black and white check velvet, finished in front -with pom-pom, corded soles. 1 Pair Ladies’ Stockings in black lisle wdth lace ankles. 1 Ladies’ Muslin Collar, new military shape. 2 Ladies’ White Handerchicfs, hemstitched. COLLINSON and CUNNIHGHAME, Ltd 1-9 BROAD STREET PALMERSTON NORTH

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>I?0* One Million Hus in ayear Surely this is striking testimony of the esteem that thousands of housewives hold for Edmonds’ Baking Powder. The actual number of tins sold during gf'* 1912 was 1,077,084, an increase of 198,816 tins over the quantity sold in 1911. Thus, taking an average, every family in the Dominion uses at least five tins of Edmonds’ in twelve months. Yet after all there is nothing so very wonderful about these facts. It is simply a matte** of purity, quality and absolute reliability. Edmonds’ Baking Powder is a positive boon to the housewife—she knows and proves it daily at the baking board. Why Edmonds’ is the magic fairy that makes every cake, pudding, pastry, scone and bun such a delightful success. If you want a few new recipes, write to Edmonds’ Works, Christchurch, for a copy of the “Sure to Rise” Cookery Book. It’s Free. EDMOND? * K,l l Hi l N WO C E wmm BAKING POWDER 5 jri.orT Edmond’s Custard Powder is cold t the same price as before flf war. Bdmcad’s Baking Powder is sold at 1/i per large tin.